People who use AI chatbots are starting to show serious mental health problems. Experts are warning that some users are experiencing paranoia, delusions, and even losing touch with reality. This troubling trend has been dubbed “AI psychosis” by mental health professionals. What is AI psychosis and how does it happen? Dr. Keith Sakata, a psychiatrist
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A Toronto father’s deep dive into a chatbot led him to believe he had uncovered a groundbreaking mathematical theory with world-changing potential. Over three weeks, Allan Brooks became convinced that his conversations with ChatGPT revealed a new framework called “chronoarithmics,” which supposedly involved numbers and time interacting in revolutionary ways. His story highlights the risks
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Lately, there have been growing reports of something called AI psychosis. This is when people become paranoid or delusional after talking for a long time with AI chatbots like ChatGPT. It’s not clear just how common this is, but a recent investigation by the Wall Street Journal sheds some light. They looked at thousands of
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Ever since OpenAI launched ChatGPT to the public in late 2022, the world of AI has exploded with new tools and services. Many companies jumped into the scene, offering everything from chatbots to search engines powered by large language models (or LLMs). These tools have quickly gained millions of users and attracted billions in investment.
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Artificial intelligence chatbots like ChatGPT are becoming more common in daily life, but recent research raises serious concerns about their safety, especially for young and vulnerable people. A new study found that these chatbots can be easily manipulated into giving harmful advice, even though they are designed with safety features in mind. ChatGPT’s Vulnerability to
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Imagine having a digital friend who can be anything you want—romantic, playful, or just a good listener. That’s what GirlfriendGPT offers. It’s an AI platform that lets you create highly personalized chatbots, often called virtual girlfriends or boyfriends, with unique looks, personalities, and backstories. The platform supports adult content, realistic roleplay, and even AI-generated images
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AI chatbots are evolving beyond simple scripts and generic replies. Now, some are designed to have more natural, human-like chats, especially in more personal or intimate contexts. One example is Candy.ai, a platform that creates custom chatbots focused on building close digital connections. These bots don’t just flirt—they can roleplay, use voice, and even share
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